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Assisted Dying: 'If anyone had seen what my husband went through, they'd understand'

Campaigner "thrilled" as Manx assisted dying law receives royal assent
Strong winds put sailings later this week at risk

Eight services could be cancelled or disrupted
Assisted dying mover 'relieved' act has received Royal Assent

Alex Allinson says the new administration must now ensure residents have choice
DHSC must deliver 'safe and workable' assisted dying service

Claire Christian says her department has a great piece of work to do
Teenager believed social media threats were 'empty'

16-year-old murder accused finishes giving evidence
'Very positive' reaction to vegan campaign

UK charity distributed 44,000 leaflets on the Island
Thomas administration to publish 'Government Programme' next month

Island's politicians vote to set out priorities for next five years
Assisted Dying Act receives Royal Assent

President of Tynwald makes announcement in Tynwald
Pharmacists 'play an integral part in primary care'

Nick Kaye has recently received a fellowship from World Pharmacy Council
Speaker to 'exercise right as a parliamentarian' by asking questions

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David Ashford says he intends to be an active asker of questions in Tynwald
Chief Minister wants to publish new plan for Island in November

First Tynwald since General Election will focus on future of nation
Suicide prevention protest planned for first Tynwald sitting

ManxPACT members to stage demonstration in Douglas
Sale of former Castletown Police Station 'a folly' says commissioner

Tony Brown hits out at MNH after sold signs appear
Hopes indoor padel club will 'fit in with the nature around it'

Plans also include wild spa, outdoor pool and glasshouse dining
Onchan residents to get replacement bus stop

School Road will be the home of a new shelter
Ramsey Commissioners change fireworks display date due to transport issues

It's now taking place at the end of November
UCM’s research festival returns for eighth time

Last year more than 300 people attended the research event